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Landscaping and lawn care in New York is a different job from the suburbs: most customers are in Staten Island, Queens and the outer Bronx, where detached houses have real yards, while Manhattan and much of Brooklyn have only small gardens, courtyards or roof spaces. The season runs roughly March to October, with spring cleanups, weekly mowing in summer and leaf removal in the fall. Small lots mean crews work in tight spaces, and parking and access can matter as much as the mowing itself. Many homeowners also use the same crew for planting, mulching and small bed work rather than full landscape design.
Nationally a single mow typically costs around $56, and weekly customers spend about $1,450 per season from April to October. In New York, expect per-visit prices above that national figure, because labor runs 25-40% above the median and travel across boroughs adds time. Small yards can still be quick jobs, so a written per-visit price that lists edging and cleanup is the fairest comparison.
| Job | Typical US range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Per mow / cut | ~$56 | Typical price for a single mowing visit |
| Weekly customer, per season | ~$1,450 per season (Apr-Oct) | Season total for regular weekly mowing customers |
| Growing season | Mar-Oct in the north, near year-round in warm cities | Season length varies by climate |
Typical US ranges based on published HomeAdvisor / Angi / Thumbtack cost guides, checked November 2026. Your quote will vary by city, yard size and job scope -- always get 2-3 written quotes.
Book a weekly mowing crew in early spring, before the season fills up, and agree on the day and what each visit includes. Seasonal cleanups in spring and fall should be booked two to three weeks ahead, since those are the busiest weeks. For a one-time job such as a leaf cleanup, a few days of lead time is usually enough outside peak weeks.
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Nationally a single mow costs around $56 and a weekly season totals about $1,450 from April to October. In New York, expect higher per-visit prices because labor is 25-40% above the national median. Ask for a written per-visit price that includes edging and blowing.
The season usually runs March to October in northern cities like New York. Weekly mowing is busiest from late spring through summer, with cleanups in spring and fall. A local company can confirm the usual schedule for your neighborhood and grass type.
Weekly mowing and edging are the most common jobs, along with spring and fall cleanups, mulching and small planting work. Full landscape design is less common than in the suburbs, because most yards are small. Ask what each visit includes before the season starts.